Churchman Seeks End to Prolonging Terminal Life
Boston AP reports Rev. Joseph Fletcher, ethics professor at Cambridge Episcopal Theological School, urged doctors to avoid prolonging life when death is inevitable. Speaking before the Massachusetts Medical Society, he warned hospitals risk becoming mausoleums and families face ruin, advocating restraint over dysthenasia rather than euthanasia.
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Boston
Joseph Fletcher
Episcopal Theological School of
Cambridge
Prof
Fletcher
Massachusetts Medical Society
Prof. Fletcher
Homemakers Return to School for Decorating Techniques
AP News reports City College of New York evening class teaches homemakers aged 20 to 50 decorating basics. Instructor George Dalzell guides color theory, furniture placement, and hands on projects as students redecorate their homes.
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City College of New York
George Dalzell
Dalzell
Plains
Baker and Daughter Graduate Prompt Cake Celebration
John D'Amico 29 and his five year old daughter Michele graduate next month. He will bake a cake to celebrate the college graduation and kindergarten finish. D'Amico is a former pastry chef now earning a business administration degree at Long Island University.
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New York
John D’amico
Michele
D’amico
Long Island University
St. Joseph’s
Food Trades High School
Leyte
Color scheme ideas for a pet centered floor plan
A brief note discusses building a color scheme around a pet on her own floor and learning how to revise the scheme when needed.
International Youth Exchange Outlined at Lions Convention
Edward W. Handley of Northfield was named governor of Lions Club District 45 Vermont at the Mount Snow convention. Lions International announced a Youth International Exchange program with youth from 16 to 20 in 117 countries. Tris Coffin of Montreal said local clubs will sponsor youths and funding may come from the international office. Rev. William L. Tucker urged Lions to boost United Nations engagement. Several members earned keys for bringing members, while a master key went to Thomas J. Rotunda.
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West Dover
Edward W. Handley
Northfield
E. W. Handley Press
Lions Club
State of Vermont
Mount Snow
Montpelier Lions Club
Handley
District Light Conservation Committee
Vermont Association For the Blind Inc
Sheltered Workshops, Inc
American Legion
Noble Grand of Odd Fellows
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lions International
Tris Coffin
Montreal
Iuc
Coffin
Japan
Europe
Canada
William L. Tucker
Princeton
New Jersey
The
Lions
Princeton Lions Club
United Nations
Mr. Tucker
International Church
Kobe
Essex Junction
Charles Hawkins
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